Haarlem Oil, traditional Dutch recipe, 60 capsules

Discover Haarlem Oil from Laboratoires du Dr. Lefevre: a great classic of Dutch tradition, passed down since the 17th century. Its composition consists of three ingredients—organic sulfur, maritime pine turpentine essential oil, and linseed oil—but its production requires genuine expertise. This authentic traditional recipe is taken in capsule form, in a box of 60 that allows you to complete several courses throughout the year.

Whether you are attached to ancestral recipes or simply curious to rediscover a remarkable European heritage, this food supplement fits easily into your daily routine.

Why choose this Haarlem Oil?

• A recipe over three centuries old, inherited from Holland and faithful to tradition
• Only three ingredients: Pinus pinaster turpentine essential oil (80%), organic sulfur (16%), and vegetable linseed oil (4%)
• Organic sulfur, dissolved in turpentine and linseed oils, as per the original recipe
• A practical capsule format, simply to be taken with a large glass of water
• Varied intake schedules: short course, 15-day course, continuous intake, or alternating course
• A box of 60 capsules, for several courses throughout the year

For whom?

• Adults who wish to incorporate a traditional food supplement into their routine
• Fans of ancestral recipes and preparations with a simple, clear composition
• People who prefer capsules over liquid preparations
• People who like to follow regular courses throughout the year

Not suitable for pregnant or breastfeeding women, vegetarians, or vegans (bovine gelatin shell). Product intended for adults only.

Key ingredients

Turpentine essential oil (Pinus pinaster): Extracted from maritime pine resin, it has been used for centuries for its characteristic aromatic profile. It is the main ingredient in the recipe, at 80%.

Organic sulfur: A mineral naturally present in the diet, particularly in the sulfur amino acids of garlic, condiments, and eggs. Not water-soluble, it is dissolved in the turpentine and linseed oils, which is the heart of the manufacturing process. It represents 16% of the formula.

Vegetable linseed oil: A vegetable oil traditionally associated with sulfur in this preparation (4% of the formula).

Haarlem Oil, a history to rediscover

Haarlem Oil takes its name from the city of Haarlem in the Netherlands, where this preparation originated in the 17th century. Its recipe combines sulfur with turpentine essential oil and linseed oil: simple ingredients, but a rather complex manufacturing process. It remains a benchmark of European tradition today.

Composition

Capsule shell: glycerin, coating agents (acetylated starch, talc, glycerin), coloring (chlorophyll), bovine gelatin tunic. Box of 60 capsules.

How to take it?

Four intake schedules are offered, to be chosen according to your habit and adapted with the advice of a healthcare professional:

• Short course: 1 capsule per day for 3 weeks, to be repeated several times a year
• 15-day course: 1 to 2 capsules morning and evening for 15 days, to be repeated if necessary
• Continuous intake: 1 to 2 capsules per day, all year round
• Alternating course: 1 capsule per day for 10 days, an 8-day break, then resume for 10 days. Preferably taken in the evening at bedtime, with plenty of water. To be repeated the following month if necessary

Precautions and storage

• This food supplement does not replace a varied, balanced diet or a healthy lifestyle.
• Do not exceed the recommended daily dose.
• Not recommended for pregnant and breastfeeding women.
• If you are taking medication, seek advice from a doctor.
• This product is not a medicine.
• Contains bovine gelatin: not suitable for vegetarians or vegans.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Store away from heat and humidity.

FAQ

Where does Haarlem Oil come from?

It is a traditional preparation born in Haarlem, Netherlands, in the 17th century. The recipe combines sulfur with turpentine essential oil and linseed oil.

What does a capsule contain?

Pinus pinaster turpentine essential oil (80%), organic sulfur (16%), and vegetable linseed oil (4%), in a bovine gelatin-based shell.

Is it suitable for vegetarians?

No, the shell contains bovine gelatin.

How to take it?

According to one of the schedules on the sheet, preferably with a large glass of water. If in doubt, seek the advice of a healthcare professional.

Why do we talk about "gélules" and "capsules"?

Both terms refer to the same form here: the box contains 60 capsules.

Rediscover Haarlem Oil from Laboratoires du Dr. Lefevre

Haarlem Oil from Laboratoires du Dr. Lefevre continues a Dutch tradition of over three centuries in a formula with a simple and clear composition. With 60 capsules per box, you can complete several courses throughout the year, according to the schedule that suits you.

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